Posts Tagged ‘Long-term Care’
Mailbag: Should I Help My Parents with Long-Term Care Costs?
For those in the sandwich generation, you may be wondering how much to help aging parents who weren’t prepared for long-term care costs or your children trying to pay for college. Is it wise to step up financially to help them or are you better off focusing on your own retirement savings? This dilemma is a common one and something a financial advisor can help you to navigate realistically. When you come through a planning process, you might discover an opportunity to help your parents or other family members without hurting your financial future.
Read MoreRetirement Planning: It’s Not As Easy As It Looks
What should you be considering when trying to DIY your retirement plan? Eric talks through why many later decide working with a financial advisor is best.
Read MoreBuilding a Plan for the Long Haul
What do you need to get you through the long haul of life? Eric talks us through what this looks like in your financial plan and how to build it with an eye on a distant horizon.
Read MoreRetirement Reality Checks
Are your expectations of retirement realistic? We talk through four things to keep in mind when you dream about your retirement future.
Read MoreFinancial Lies We Tell Ourselves
Think you’ve figured out the secret to beating the system when it comes to your finances? What financial lies might you be telling to yourself and how can you overcome them?
Read MoreMailbag: Do I Need Long-Term Care Insurance If I Expect an Inheritance?
Looking for a way around paying for long-term care insurance? Will an inheritance cover it? Eric answers this question and two others from the mailbag.
Read MoreThings That Don’t Matter…Until They Do
Certain financial documents might seem like they can be put off for now. But when you need them, it’s important to be prepared ahead of time! Do you have all of these things in place?
Read MoreAre You Facing Financial Crisis or Financial Opportunity?
From market crashes to empty nests, we discuss different situations that may be first viewed as a crisis. But is it really an opportunity in disguise? We will explore both sides today on the podcast.
Read MoreFinancial Lessons Learned from the Farm
Whether you are growing some backyard tomatoes or have 100 acres of farmland, what are some financial lessons to be learned? You don’t need a green thumb to understand these financial principles.
Read MoreHow To Handle Financial Pain Points in Retirement
When planning for retirement, there are a number of pain points that can come up to cause stress and fear for the future. What are some ways you can address these pain points now?
Read MoreWishful Thinking In Retirement Planning
Is your head in the clouds when it comes to retirement? Here are three common phrases people say when it comes to retirement planning. Eric shares whether these mentalities are wishful thinking.
Read MoreEpisode #26: Taking Care Of Family
Part of retirement planning includes taking care of family. After all, you’ll want to make sure your loved ones have what they need after you’re gone.
Read MoreEpisode #17: Financial Blind Spots
When you’re driving, you always check your blind spot before changing lanes. If you don’t, you might find yourself in an accident. Eric covers the blind spots in your financial vehicles.
Read MoreEpisode #10: Reading The Fine Print
Many investments promise enticing perks and large returns. They’re usually too good to be true and inundate you with fees. Avoid a headache by reading the fine print.
Read MoreEpisode #7: Financial Pop Quiz
Today’s Prep: Eric takes a multiple choice pop quiz about retirement planning. See how his answers stack up with your own. (Click the featured times below to jump forward in…
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